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Mirrorless cameras tend to have focus peaking, which highlight area that is in focus and moves with the focus of the lens. It makes a world of difference to the Nikon D3000/5000/ 7000 series cameras, which I was using a few years back. Fuji system has been the best for this so far, and the Olympus micro four thirds mirrorless cameras.I've found that live view on the lcd is easier than using the OVF, which is essentially aping the EVF on a mirrorless system.
Practice is always key though. Hope it all pan's out for you